Arizona also becomes the vagabond, fugitive, or homeless capital of the ”United States” during winter. This is because of the ability for you to stop and literally make camp just about anywhere on state land. Honestly, nobody would really care how long you intend to camp there.įurthermore, Arizona has become a ray of hope or beacon for most travelers. Regardless of what rule is in place, if you ensure that your site is clean, the area is in order, and you’re not being a nuisance to yourself and others. On the other hand, the rule is also meant to give the forest service a valid reason or strong basis to get rid of anyone that has overstayed his/her welcome. Normally, the 14-day rule came in as a way to have the legal grounds so people who perhaps would want to claim squatter’s rights, could be evicted. Well, the forest service does have a system for regulating such, but however, there are individuals who will still cut corners or tell lies when asked their actual date of arrival. I guess you may be wondering ”How in the world would the authorities know those that have overstayed?” Given the fact that camping regulations in Arizona are quite cool as it only demands that you put out your fires completely and dwell in a particular site for a maximum of (14 days).
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Yeah, it is that fun to be able to set up a tent for free wherever you want. In Arizona, you’re free to explore or travel around the deserts, forests, mountains, sleep there, and even erect a camp if you so wish. You know what? The dispersed camping experience I had during my stay in Arizona is something I still find difficult to forget it was indeed an awesome trip.
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